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Quite like yourself, your pets also need a bit extra care during the cold and dry season. Despite their layer of fur, our non-human friends also quite susceptible to falling sick during winters. However, don't worry, with some thought and preparation, your pets will be just fine. Here are some tips.

The West tends to look at the world with a tinted prism. They perceive world issues with their own biases, and quite often, misunderstand the political situation of the rest of the world. Earlier this...

The garbage doesn't really bother us until it raises a stink, quite literally. A couple of weeks back, the population in Delhi, once again witnessed a major problem of disposing its garbage. Sanitat...

Having scorched media and entertainment, and having touched industry, the #MeToo fire has now spread to the Indian judiciary. On Friday, the Supreme Court took cognizance of a plea filed by a former female judge who had quit in 2014 alleging sexual harassment by a Madhya Pradesh High Court judge.

Head of US Secret Service, Randolph 'Tex' Alles, which guards US President Trump and visiting heads of state, is stepping down, the White House said yesterday. President Trump has selected James M. Murray, a career member of the USSS, to take over as director beginning in May, Sarah Sanders said.

Chris Cox, one of the first 15 software engineers of Facebook, is quitting the tech giant after mulling over it for more than two years.

Indian Railways isn't letting the vandals, who destroyed its property while protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), go unpunished and plans to make them pay, quite literally. On Monday, Railways Board Chairman Vinod Kumar Yadav said those who indulged in violence will pay for losses.

The impactful and renowned congress leader Jagadambika Pal has resigned from his legislative membership today. The prominent politician from the congress party has become a former name to the party now since he bid 'goodbye' to Congress.

Former Supreme Court judge Ashok Kumar Ganguly may resign from the post of the chief of West Bengal Human Rights Commission (WBHRC) over going up force because of sexual torture allegations made in opposition to him by his junior law intern.